Rhue v. Cheyenne Homes, Inc.

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• refusal to approve plans to move Spanish style home into new subdivision was reasonable, in good faith and in harmony with covenant’s purposes
• restrictive covenant requiring approval of structures by an architectural control committee enforceable despite absence of specific standards where covenant is enacted pursuant to general plan of development, uniformly applies to all lots, and is exercised reasonably and in good faith

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